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Pioneer and other licenses are available for senior hunters and anglers at a reduced cost.

Oregon's Klamath and Lake counties offer outstanding warmwater fishing in the region's lakes and reservoirs, and even in the lower reaches of some of the rivers and streams. The area covers the Upper Klamath Basin and extends east to include the Chewaucan and Warner Lakes Basins.

Frigid temperatures, frozen water, wary birds – the last month of duck hunting season can be tough. Here are some tips for closing the season strong.

For kids younger than 18, hunter education is required. For the volunteers who teach hunter education, the mandate it more personal.

This clinic is presented to you by ODFW’s White River Wildlife Area, Oregon Hunters Association and the Celilo Bowman.

The central area follows the Deschutes River Basin along the eastern slope of the Cascades, and includes the middle reaches of the Columbia River from Bonneville upstream to the mouth of the John Day River. The warm and dry summer months help to create productive warmwater fisheries in the area's larger reservoirs including Crane Prairie Reservoir, a consistent producer of sizeable largemouth bass, and Prineville Reservoir which is renowned for its crappie. In the Columbia River, outstanding fishing for bass and walleye can be found in Bonneville Pool and The Dalles Pool.

hunts made possible through ODFW Access and Habitat Program, support from OHA Rogue Valley, and the C2 Cattle Company

This clinic is presented to you by ODFW’s Denman Wildlife Area and Oregon Hunters Association.